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Open the Fieldbook Application and go to Settings.
Under Settings, go to BrAPI.
Enable BrAPI to access its configuration.
Go to BrAPI Version and select option V2.
Under Auth Settings, open OIDC Flow then selectthe option OAuth2 Implicit Grant
Open OIDC Discovery URL (the location of the OIDC discovery JSON document.) and scan a barcode with the URL or define it as https://www.<institute’s BMS URL address>/bmsapi/<crop name>/.well-known/openid-configuration, for this tutorial use: https://bms-uat.ibp.services/bmsapi/bean/.well-known/openid-configuration
Click OK.
Open “Base URL”. Scan a barcode with the URL or enter the BrAPI Base URL https://<institute’s BMS address>/bmsapi/<crop name> . In this tutorial use : https://bms-uat.ibp.services/bmsapi/bean/
Click OK.
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It will launch the BMS Authorization page on a web browser of the Android device. Enter the BMS login Name and Password and click on Sign In.
Click Authorize.
Click the option Field Book, Just once.
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To add environment instance into Fieldbook. Click on the + and select BrAPI
Environments may be filtered by program or by trial
Observation Level must be set to PLOT if you wish to collect data at the plot level
Select an environment from the List.
Click Preview Field. This allows users to check the field before saving.
Click on Traits to select the traits that will be measured. Please take note that traits from other fields/environments will also be in the list of traits.
To start entering observed values, click “COLLECT”.
Collected observation values can be exported to BMS by clicking Export.
Data can be exported using Local storage or via BrAPI.
The number of new or modified observations will be shown. In this example, 4 New Observations have been collected. Click Export.
“BrAPI Export Successful” message shows up if the export is successful.
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